Updated 1:25 p.m. | Just when you thought Monday couldn’t get any more Monday, Rep. Jason Crow had to find out the hard way how Monday-y this Monday could get. The Democratic congressman was called to fulfill his civic duty this morning at Adams County Court in Brighton, Colorado.

Good morning, Adams County! Got the golden ticket, or at least the one for jury duty. We’ll see if I get picked! pic.twitter.com/XM0r3hmBSU

— Jason Crow (@JasonCrowCO6) April 22, 2019

Crow isn’t the first member of Congress forced… err, dutifully selected to participate in patriotism. Sen. Claire McCaskill shared her experience back in 2016, even claiming to have checked an item off her bucket list.

Which makes us wonder (read: worry) about the rest of this bucket list, tbh.

Yep. Just reported for jury duty.On my bucket list to serve. Betting lawyers boot me…use peremptory challenge. pic.twitter.com/lebEiTiF9Y

— Claire McCaskill (@clairecmc) January 25, 2016

It’s a good thing Crow was well caffeinated for his early morning mission. He passed the time with a little light reading, according to his communications director — the Mueller report. 

In the end, he didn’t get picked.

“I’ve received a summons before but this is the first time I had to report,” Crow said. “I was actually really excited about the opportunity and wanted to get selected. Although as a lawyer who has selected juries before, I knew that it was unlikely I’d get chosen as a lawyer and congressman.”

“I haven’t given up hope. I still want to be on a jury,” he added.

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